THE COAT CHECK’S CLAIM TICKET
PROLOGUE The coat-check room at the Grand Aurelia smelled of cedar and other people's perfume, and at eleven forty on a Friday night it was the quietest place in the…
Read moreTHE CLOCKMAKER’S REPAIR LEDGER
Prologue October 24, 1995 The bell above the door of the clock repair shop in Alder Hollow rang once, and Silas Wren looked up from the movement he had spread…
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PROLOGUE — The Page The logbook was already open on the desk when Maya Renshaw arrived for her shift, twenty minutes early, the way she always was. Black hardcover. Company-issued….
Read moreTHE CADDY’S SCORECARD
Prologue — Saturday, June 18, 2011 — 4:12 p.m., the 17th Green, Fairholme Country Club The ball stopped six inches from the cup, and Aldous Sterling laughed like a young…
Read moreTHE BUS DRIVER’S DASHCAM
For ten years, Ruth Calloway drove the school bus past the spot where her daughter died — hiding the dashcam memory card that recorded everything: the plate, the driver’s face,…
Read moreTHE BOOKSELLER’S MARGIN NOTE
Prologue The bell over the door of Marsh & Son Books had rung for forty years, and Edwin Marsh knew every voice it could make: the brisk jingle of a…
Read moreTHE BARTENDER’S BLACK BOOK
A revenge mystery: for ten years, the Meridian Club's bartender was invisible — furniture the powerful confessed to. But Wren Sloane kept a black book: seven years of their secrets,…
Read moreTHE AUCTIONEER’S GAVEL
Prologue — November 2, 2011 The rain came down over the harbour town in straight, cold lines, and the house on the hill stood dark against it with every curtain…
Read moreThe Sommelier’s Last Bottle
Prologue The auctioneer raised his gavel over Lot 42 and the room at Sterling Hall went the way wine goes when it is about to turn — quiet, electric, holding…
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